Type for normalized (utf case folded) Strings in Rust - MOD-9985#6427
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Type for normalized (utf case folded) Strings in Rust - MOD-9985#6427
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Describe the changes in the pull request
To ensure safety, we want to encapsulate strings in a
NormalizedStringtype that ensures that the underlying string representation is normalized, and thus sortable.This is extracted from: #6311
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